Introduction to Canada's Requirements for Applying for a Spouse Work Visa in 2022

Many older students who apply for a Canadian student visa will take their spouses and children to study in Canada. While studying on a valid student visa, a student's spouse can apply for a spouse's open work visa and legally find a job in Canada. Under what circumstances can I apply for a spouse work visa? Come and have a look with me.

Introduction to the requirements for applying for a Canadian spouse work visa 1. Your spouse has submitted a complete application for the Canadian Maple Leaf Card and put you on the family application list, so you can apply for your spouse's work visa while the Canadian Maple Leaf Card is still applying and legally working.

Second, your spouse has a legal study permit, and must be a full-time student, studying in a public higher education institution in Quebec or CEGEP, and is eligible to apply for PGWP's study program. Note: If you have a study visa but are attending a language class, your spouse cannot apply for a spouse's work visa and must attend a regular class. To apply for a spouse's work visa, you need to provide proof of study and transcripts issued by the school.

Third, your spouse holds a legal work permit for graduation (PGWP), valid for at least 6 months, and needs to engage in 0, A and B occupations on the NOC list. Apply for a spouse's work permit, and provide the employer's letter and payroll for recent months (T4 form). Therefore, if your spouse only holds a graduation work visa but has no job, you are not qualified to apply for a spouse work visa.

4. Your spouse has applied for the Atlantic Four Provinces Immigration Plan (AIP) and is engaged in jobs 0, A, B and C on the NOC list.

Finally, in any case, you must prove the authenticity of your relationship with your spouse. Usually, you need to provide telephone, electricity and credit card bills for two people at the same address.